4203_5132@uwovax.uwo.ca (02/12/91)
Now that I have my problems worked out with LaTeX... I have been trying to get gcc 1.37.1 to run on my 1040 with a megafile 30. I have the binaries in /gcc/bin, the includes in /gcc/include and the libs in /gcc/lib. I believe I have the correct GNULIB and GNUINC enviroment variables set correctly (from gulam). I am not sure I have the GCCEXEC set correctly, in that I am not sure if it should be a path or a prefix for the ld, as, cpp etc ,binaries. I also have TEMP set to /tmp. When I run gcc (on even the simplest c source), I get a cmd exit code 1 from gulam, and no trace of a '.o' file. Seems however I can run other binaries such as cpp and it has no problem working (finding the include files etc.) What am I doing wrong? Could someone please e-mail me the specifics, or a solution to my frustrating problem. One last point. Where can I get a complete (LaTeX'able) set of docs for gcc? Atari.Archive doesn't seem to have them, neither a few other FTP sites. Thanks in advance... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4th year Applied Math/Computer Science | University of Western Ontario | "Put a cute quote here" London, Canada | -anonymous semple@uwovax.uwo.ca | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
gjh@hplb.hpl.hp.com (Graham Higgins) (02/15/91)
++ I have been trying to get gcc 1.37.1 to run on my 1040 with a
^^^^
Fail. You need at least 2Mb to run GCC.
Well, you *can* get away with
#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
printf("Hello world.\n");
}
but that's about it. From my experiences, 16K's worth of code was about the max
that GCC could deal with on a 1040. If you want to play with it under this
limitation, try removing all your ACCs and running it under gulam, or even
jbammis gnums (minimalist shell).
Graham
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4203_5132@uwovax.uwo.ca (02/25/91)
In article <GJH.91Feb15110217@ghiggins.hpl.hp.com>, gjh@hplb.hpl.hp.com (Graham Higgins) writes: > > ++ I have been trying to get gcc 1.37.1 to run on my 1040 with a > ^^^^ > Fail. You need at least 2Mb to run GCC. > Consider that changed. I now am running with no problems under a Mega ST2 upgraded to 4 meg. Much nicer. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4th year Applied Math/Computer Science | University of Western Ontario | "Put a cute quote here" London, Canada | -anonymous semple@uwovax.uwo.ca | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------